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I have a criminal law exam tomorrow and haven't revised could i am so undermotivated and the tennis is on
In January i got an "A" on my tort people with some last minute revision
However unlike my geography and economics there is no way i could blag my way through the paper and have to revise but don't wanna
Any advice?
In January i got an "A" on my tort people with some last minute revision
However unlike my geography and economics there is no way i could blag my way through the paper and have to revise but don't wanna
Any advice?
I have a criminal law exam tomorrow and haven't revised could i am so undermotivated and the tennis is on
In January i got an "A" on my tort people with some last minute revision
However unlike my geography and economics there is no way i could blag my way through the paper and have to revise but don't wanna
Any advice?
In January i got an "A" on my tort people with some last minute revision
However unlike my geography and economics there is no way i could blag my way through the paper and have to revise but don't wanna
Any advice?
Build a time machine, go back a few weeks and revise.
smithy wrote:
> In January i got an "A" on my tort people with some last
> minute revision
Did that make sense?
smithy wrote:
> In January i got an "A" on my tort people with some last
> minute revision
Did that make sense?
Yeah, I did law and you've got to know your cases to quote or you're in big trouble. I'd suggest revising...NOW!
Sorry its the pressure! paper not people
Smithy,
If you have two choices, revise and have a solid chance of passing, or don't revise and have a solid chance of failing. If you like the subject you should enjoy revising for it. If you don't you shouldn't have taken it, unless it's compulsary, which really sucks.
When I did my geography Exam, I had to write a case study on a natural Hazard, I chose the earthquake in Kobe, it only took me a few minutes to find a website rich with information. I wrote down as many facts as I could and took them to school, just before the exam I went over them again, obviously I had spent longer revising for the rest of the exam, but I almost got full marks for my case study, although I do recommend spending longer revising than a few minutes, hope that helps...
Mr. No shoes
If you have two choices, revise and have a solid chance of passing, or don't revise and have a solid chance of failing. If you like the subject you should enjoy revising for it. If you don't you shouldn't have taken it, unless it's compulsary, which really sucks.
When I did my geography Exam, I had to write a case study on a natural Hazard, I chose the earthquake in Kobe, it only took me a few minutes to find a website rich with information. I wrote down as many facts as I could and took them to school, just before the exam I went over them again, obviously I had spent longer revising for the rest of the exam, but I almost got full marks for my case study, although I do recommend spending longer revising than a few minutes, hope that helps...
Mr. No shoes